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Estela Juarez, 13, whose mother Alejandra was deported to Mexico, has published a book called "Until Someone Listens" about her experience.

The sewage lagoon for the Holland Lake Lodge suffered a failure last summer that the Forest Service may not have reported.

Fenton — A craft beer and wine fest paired with nice weather and a worthy cause is a recipe for success.

In a press conference held Saturday El Paso Mayor Oscar Leeser said the city has reached a breaking point with the new migrant surge at the border.The recent wa

Boca de Agua hotel by Frida Escobedo opens in México with an emphasis on design and wellbeing

Cal women’s soccer kicked off conference play with a win at Washington, courtesy of fifth-year forward Mia Fontana’s lone goal.

Over the last few days, the mayor of El Paso says the city has received more than 2,000 migrants a day.

As the world shifts towards more AI-generated materials, WI Tech Month wants to make sure Wisconsin is not left behind.

The recent migrant surge hitting both sides of the border has now caused some maquiladoras to stop production and manufacturing in Juarez.

The El Paso City Council on Monday voted to purchase a vacant El Paso school for two purposes: To establish an animal services center and to temporarily house migrants released from federal custody.